Summer Camps in Pearson, GA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Stand Up Paddleboard Yoga 11:30-12:30pm - Stone Harbor Wilderness Supply
Try Yoga on a SUP during Stone Harbors Water Festival. No charge for this event but early sign up is encouraged. Learn from a Certified Yoga instructor in the Grand Marais harbor. Space is limited. 218-387-3136
Try Yoga on a SUP during Stone Harbors Water Festival. No charge for this event but early sign up is encouraged. Learn from a Certified Yoga instructor in the Grand Marais harbor. Space is limited. 218-387-3136
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5026 Laura Walker Rd, Waycross, Georgia 31507
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Pearson, GA Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
YSA Regional Activity - Halloween
Come out to the YSA Regional Activity at Camp Hulaco!! Hosted by the Madison, Alabama Stake. PLEASE REGISTER: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1cRylioRLzMPI2UZENAUl05ij0ub7XgGNFw79S2wtDJ8/viewform?usp=send_form Starts October 30th at 7:00pm - 10:00pm Friday Night: Registration starts at 6:30pm. Group Activities, Ice breakers. SLEEP IN CABINS, woohoo. (Don't worry, they have electricity) **Lights out at 10:30 Saturday, October 31st (HALLOWEEN!) - Breakfast @ 8:00am - 9:00am Followed by a service project at the camp. LUNCH from 12:00am-1:00pm. Saturday Afternoon 1:00 - 3:00pm: Workshops - (1) Blessings of the Temple, (2) Recording Living History. 3:00-6:00pm - Halloween Dance!!! Please come dressed up in your Halloween costumes! (Church standards please) Hope everyone can make it!!!
Summer 2016 Youth Leadership Camp - Jackson, MS
I have been invited to be the Lead Speaker at this Year’s Youth Leadership Camp being held by The Christ United Methodist Church and Mississippi Families for Kids on the June 27, 2016 starting at 9:30 A.M. until 12:00 P.M. I am so honored that I have have been asked and I look forward to Empowering our Leaders of Tomorrow with the Encouraging of Words of God. In addition, to utilizing my life experiences, professional knowledge and expertise to inform participants of what is necessary to achieve their goals and how to become successful adults. It is my desire that youth will be able to reach inside of themselves to identify those strengths that will be the driving forces for their futures. So, on June 27, 2016 come out and help us..... Empower our Youth.... I do hope to see you there.
Summer Camp Volunteer Informational Session - Tulsa, OK
New Hope serves children and youth of Oklahoma ages 5-18 who have an incarcerated parent. Our summer camps offer unique opportunities to learn and grow in a supportive enviornment. Our camps depend upon our volunteers. Volunteers are needed to help us prepare for camp, at camp, in-between camps, and after camp. There is a role and opportunity for everyone! Find out more about the ways you can support our summer camps by attending New Hope’s Summer Camp Volunteer Informational Session, Saturday, March 26th, 1:00 p.m-2:00pm, Brookside Library (1207 E. 45th Pl). Email [email protected] or call (303) 906-7710 for more information.
Youth in Emergency Preparedness Camp - Weslaco, TX
This summer from June 19, 2016 to June 23, 2016, the Rio Grande Valley Medical Reserve Corps and the Weslaco Fire Department are hosting a Youth Preparedness Camp. The camp is for Rio Grande Valley teenagers between the ages of 14-18. There are three man components of the Youth Preparedness Camp. Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training – All camp participants (including the adult sponsor) receive the full basic CERT course complete with certification. The basic CERT program is delivered as one component of camp in an effort to educate youth about disaster preparedness and provide them the skills they need to support local first responders in an emergency situation, if needed. This training includes lessons on fire safety, basic first aid, search and rescue, incident command system (ICS), and disaster psychology, among others. In addition to classroom-based lessons, youth are given ample opportunity to practice their skills through hands-on activities, tabletop discussions, and exercises. The CERT training culminates in a large full-scale exercise in which youth allocate resources, attend to live role playing victims, and interact with real first responders. The goal of this aspect of camp was to enhance the local community response and...
Orokawa Cycle a Kid to Camp - Towson, MD
Register to ride for an hour or all four OUTSIDE on the cycle studio bikes! DJ! Giveaways! QuikShakes samples! Refreshments! Register today to secure your bike then fundraise or donate to complete your registration. Ride for ALL four hours and raise/donate $231, which sends a kid to camp for an entire week! Ride for an hour and raise/donate $58. Register online today at fundraise.ymaryland.org/skccycle16
YSA Regional Activity - Halloween
Come out to the YSA Regional Activity at Camp Hulaco!! Hosted by the Madison, Alabama Stake. PLEASE REGISTER: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1cRylioRLzMPI2UZENAUl05ij0ub7XgGNFw79S2wtDJ8/viewform?usp=send_form Starts October 30th at 7:00pm - 10:00pm Friday Night: Registration starts at 6:30pm. Group Activities, Ice breakers. SLEEP IN CABINS, woohoo. (Don't worry, they have electricity) **Lights out at 10:30 Saturday, October 31st (HALLOWEEN!) - Breakfast @ 8:00am - 9:00am Followed by a service project at the camp. LUNCH from 12:00am-1:00pm. Saturday Afternoon 1:00 - 3:00pm: Workshops - (1) Blessings of the Temple, (2) Recording Living History. 3:00-6:00pm - Halloween Dance!!! Please come dressed up in your Halloween costumes! (Church standards please) Hope everyone can make it!!!
Summer 2016 Youth Leadership Camp - Jackson, MS
I have been invited to be the Lead Speaker at this Year’s Youth Leadership Camp being held by The Christ United Methodist Church and Mississippi Families for Kids on the June 27, 2016 starting at 9:30 A.M. until 12:00 P.M. I am so honored that I have have been asked and I look forward to Empowering our Leaders of Tomorrow with the Encouraging of Words of God. In addition, to utilizing my life experiences, professional knowledge and expertise to inform participants of what is necessary to achieve their goals and how to become successful adults. It is my desire that youth will be able to reach inside of themselves to identify those strengths that will be the driving forces for their futures. So, on June 27, 2016 come out and help us..... Empower our Youth.... I do hope to see you there.
Summer Camp Volunteer Informational Session - Tulsa, OK
New Hope serves children and youth of Oklahoma ages 5-18 who have an incarcerated parent. Our summer camps offer unique opportunities to learn and grow in a supportive enviornment. Our camps depend upon our volunteers. Volunteers are needed to help us prepare for camp, at camp, in-between camps, and after camp. There is a role and opportunity for everyone! Find out more about the ways you can support our summer camps by attending New Hope’s Summer Camp Volunteer Informational Session, Saturday, March 26th, 1:00 p.m-2:00pm, Brookside Library (1207 E. 45th Pl). Email [email protected] or call (303) 906-7710 for more information.
Youth in Emergency Preparedness Camp - Weslaco, TX
This summer from June 19, 2016 to June 23, 2016, the Rio Grande Valley Medical Reserve Corps and the Weslaco Fire Department are hosting a Youth Preparedness Camp. The camp is for Rio Grande Valley teenagers between the ages of 14-18. There are three man components of the Youth Preparedness Camp. Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training – All camp participants (including the adult sponsor) receive the full basic CERT course complete with certification. The basic CERT program is delivered as one component of camp in an effort to educate youth about disaster preparedness and provide them the skills they need to support local first responders in an emergency situation, if needed. This training includes lessons on fire safety, basic first aid, search and rescue, incident command system (ICS), and disaster psychology, among others. In addition to classroom-based lessons, youth are given ample opportunity to practice their skills through hands-on activities, tabletop discussions, and exercises. The CERT training culminates in a large full-scale exercise in which youth allocate resources, attend to live role playing victims, and interact with real first responders. The goal of this aspect of camp was to enhance the local community response and...
Orokawa Cycle a Kid to Camp - Towson, MD
Register to ride for an hour or all four OUTSIDE on the cycle studio bikes! DJ! Giveaways! QuikShakes samples! Refreshments! Register today to secure your bike then fundraise or donate to complete your registration. Ride for ALL four hours and raise/donate $231, which sends a kid to camp for an entire week! Ride for an hour and raise/donate $58. Register online today at fundraise.ymaryland.org/skccycle16
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Summer ID Camp 2 - Baker Rink (Check-In Location)
The Princeton Womens Soccer Summer ID Camp is designed for players entering grades 7-12 in Fall 2016 who have a desire to play collegiate soccer and specifically at Princeton University. Prospective student-athletes will be trained by Head Coach Sean Driscoll and his staff. Players will have the opportunity to work with and be evaluated by the Princeton Womens Soccer staff in a number of different soccer environments including technical training, small sided games, functional training, and full-sided games. Camp training activities will be comparable to the training conducted for the Princeton Womens Soccer Team. Morning sessions will consist of technical training and small sided game that work on speed of play and decision making within the game. Afternoon sessions will develop the ideas from the morning in a bigger environment. Night sessions will be full sided games with coaching/instruction from the staff coaches. (609) 258-3369
Fit Kids Running Club (1-4): 9:00-12:00 - The Hockaday School
Ready, set, soar! The key to excelling in all sports is speed and/or endurance and proper form. With the coachs guidance, you will set personal goals and strive each day to reach them along with participating in fun runs and relays with other campers. Fitness games, group games, and more fun activities will be incorporated in the daily schedule. Coach LaBoris Bean and his staff will work on specific technique to improve your form as a runner and help increase your speed and endurance. Come soar with us! 214-360-6586
AM- Intramurals - Bernard Zell Anshe Emet Day School
Join your friends each and every Friday morning as Coach Greenburg and Coach Sheahan lead you through a variety of sports, games and activities. All ability levels are welcome. Teachers: Mr. Greenburg and Ms. Sheahan, PE Teacher & Athletic Director 7732811858 x630
Kiddie Cat T-Ball 2015-16 (K3, K4, & K) - St. Lukes Japonica Campus
Games played on Sunday afternoon. This is a six (6) week session. Time depends on number of teams - 1st group at 2:00, 2nd group if needed, at 3:15. Boys will receive a t-shirt and ball cap, girls will receive a t-shirt and visor. Players may wear shorts or baseball pants per coach decision, and regular tennis shoes will be fine. Players should provide their own bat and glove - YDL provides helmet to use, but you may provide your own if you so choose. Please indicate if you would like to Coach or be a team parent on registration. Pictures may be purchased by parents-TBA. Team party/trophy provided by YDL. 251-666-2991
AfterCamp July 11-15 - Summit School
AfterCamp --- Optional childcare after regular camp hours --- 2:00 pm- 5:30 pm --- Open to Rising K and up --- Friendly staff --- Close supervision --- Structured setting to play or relax --- Snack included --- $120 flat fee Monday-Friday --- Weekly enrollment only (336) 722-2777
Summer ID Camp 2 - Baker Rink (Check-In Location)
The Princeton Womens Soccer Summer ID Camp is designed for players entering grades 7-12 in Fall 2016 who have a desire to play collegiate soccer and specifically at Princeton University. Prospective student-athletes will be trained by Head Coach Sean Driscoll and his staff. Players will have the opportunity to work with and be evaluated by the Princeton Womens Soccer staff in a number of different soccer environments including technical training, small sided games, functional training, and full-sided games. Camp training activities will be comparable to the training conducted for the Princeton Womens Soccer Team. Morning sessions will consist of technical training and small sided game that work on speed of play and decision making within the game. Afternoon sessions will develop the ideas from the morning in a bigger environment. Night sessions will be full sided games with coaching/instruction from the staff coaches. (609) 258-3369
Fit Kids Running Club (1-4): 9:00-12:00 - The Hockaday School
Ready, set, soar! The key to excelling in all sports is speed and/or endurance and proper form. With the coachs guidance, you will set personal goals and strive each day to reach them along with participating in fun runs and relays with other campers. Fitness games, group games, and more fun activities will be incorporated in the daily schedule. Coach LaBoris Bean and his staff will work on specific technique to improve your form as a runner and help increase your speed and endurance. Come soar with us! 214-360-6586
AM- Intramurals - Bernard Zell Anshe Emet Day School
Join your friends each and every Friday morning as Coach Greenburg and Coach Sheahan lead you through a variety of sports, games and activities. All ability levels are welcome. Teachers: Mr. Greenburg and Ms. Sheahan, PE Teacher & Athletic Director 7732811858 x630
Kiddie Cat T-Ball 2015-16 (K3, K4, & K) - St. Lukes Japonica Campus
Games played on Sunday afternoon. This is a six (6) week session. Time depends on number of teams - 1st group at 2:00, 2nd group if needed, at 3:15. Boys will receive a t-shirt and ball cap, girls will receive a t-shirt and visor. Players may wear shorts or baseball pants per coach decision, and regular tennis shoes will be fine. Players should provide their own bat and glove - YDL provides helmet to use, but you may provide your own if you so choose. Please indicate if you would like to Coach or be a team parent on registration. Pictures may be purchased by parents-TBA. Team party/trophy provided by YDL. 251-666-2991
AfterCamp July 11-15 - Summit School
AfterCamp --- Optional childcare after regular camp hours --- 2:00 pm- 5:30 pm --- Open to Rising K and up --- Friendly staff --- Close supervision --- Structured setting to play or relax --- Snack included --- $120 flat fee Monday-Friday --- Weekly enrollment only (336) 722-2777